Why Chengdu J-7 Copied from the Mig-21 still Valid for China?

Rindfleisch
Published on May 5, 2021
The Chengdu J-7 has been the most capable fighter in the PLAAF since the late 1960s, and to this day it has not been decommissioned.
The People's Liberation Army (PLAAF) Air Force recently delivered the first batch of J-7G fighters to a special squadron for training purposes. The Xi'an Flight Academy has taken over these aircraft to replace older J-7B fighters, for training.

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